The following website gives three causes of rolled leaves, leaf rollers and powdery mildew.  Another cause is herbicide drift.  

Did you or a neighbor use a herbicide on a windy day? The cupped pattern of these leaves suggests that is the problem.  If new leaves come out okay you will know this is the cause. Also did any of the Hosta show a cupped pattern?  Keep the tree well watered.

The website gives suggestions on what to look for and treatments.

See:  http://apps.extension.umn.edu/garden/diagnose/plant/fruit/apple/leavesrolled.html

Another potential or actual problem is at the lower trunk area. There appears to be black plastic almost next to the trunk and the mulch is touching the trunk.  There may also be damage to the trunk. Mulch should not touch the tree because it provides a place for pests to hide and nibble on the trunk.  Mulch should 6-8” away from the trunk.  The plastic and pavers may also be limiting how much water is available to the tree. You may need to water more than usual given this situation.

We do not recommend particular arborists but the following website does have ideas on what to look for and how to reach them.  See:  https://extension.umn.edu/planting-and-growing-guides/how-hire-tree-care-professional

You are welcome. Good luck with your tree.